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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-08-20, Page 16it UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Summer School It Extension Department EXTENSION COURSES FOR KINCARDINE AND AREA 1975-7 KINCARDINE ALL CLASSES TO BE HELD IN KINCARDINE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL, KINCARDINE. - Politics - 020 - Introduction to Political Science Wed., Sept. 17, 6:30 p.m. Psychology - 020 - Introduction to Psychology Thurs., Sept. 18, 6:30 p.m. GODERICH CLASS TO BE HELD IN GODERICH PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, GODERICH Sociology - 020 - Introduction.to Sociology Thurs., Sept. 18, 6 p.m. CLINTON CLASSES TO BE' HELD IN CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL, CLINTON. Philosophy -020 - Introduction to Philosophy Politics -136 - Local Government History -.020 - Modern Europe, 1715 to the Present History -135 - England since 1688 English - 024 = Forms of Fiction Sociology - 139 - The Family English - 134 - Fantasy, Science Fiction and Other Forms of Romance Thurs., Sept. 18, 7 p.m. Psychology - 100 - The Human Animal Thurs., Sept. 113, 7 P.m. NEW APPLICANTS: Apply for Admission AT ONCE submitting documents to the Admissions Office, University of Western Ontario .by September 3,, 1975 . Course selection takes place after admission to the University. STUDENTS PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED TO THE 'UNIVERSITY MAY REGISTER IMMEDIATELY . FORMS AVAILABLE from the Summer School and Extension Office, University of Western Ontario London, Ontario N6A 564 Mon., Sept. 15, 7 p.m. Mon., Sept. 15, 7 p.m. Tues., Sept. 16,7 p.m. Tues., Sept. 16, 7 p.m. Wed., Sept. 17, 7 p.m. Wed., Sept. 17, 7 p.m. Right now mortgages cost less 'That hoMe.or cottage .ou hope to own some chi .ean be tours right noNk! The none} on horro‘‘ at toda,', loner rates enable .oti to build or • renovate runt before material and labourcosts go higher Do it today at Victoria and Grey' ( Mfr., /', V101 al 1 ,S`l VG TICIORIA and GREY l'fit.15T COMPANY SINCE 1849 MANAGER 1. D. (DAVE) CROSS 9 /41-1381 GODERICH THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, i'AUGUST 20, • 1975 LANGSIDE FORMER' RESIDENTS VISIT. HERE Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Coblentz, Perry, Noah, Amos, Vernon, Leah and Marjorie and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coblentz, William, Joseph, Rosie May, Paul, David and Martha motored from Indiana -arriving _last Monday and spent a few days at Langside. Their lived- here a few years ago, Roy Coblentz on the farm now owned by Allan Miller and Vernon Coblentz on the farm now owned - by Albert Bo'ngertman. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young. 'On Tuesday evening a gathering of friends , and neighbours was held at Langside gall to renew old acquaintances. On 'Wednesday afternoon they left for St. Marys to spend a few days with relatives there, after which they will return to Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broome of I3luevale and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broome, Malcolm, Melvin, and, -Janet of Norwich, England were visitors. Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young. Mrs. Walter Broome and Mrs. Jim Broome—are_sisters mild Walter Broome is a cousin of Jim Broome - or Bluevale, William Broome of VVingliam, Reg Broome of Belfast and (Lillian Broome) Mrs. Clifford Young of Langside. LEG BROKEN Bob Moffat had the misfortune to break his leg while playing ball in a tournament in. Ripley on Monday, August, 4th at their Centennial Celebration. His leg was in a cast for a week, then a walking cast was applied with which he is able to get around. A surprise birthday party was held on the evening of August 7th about 8.30 when nine couples from the Christian' Reformed Church in Lucknow arrived at the home of John Top and sons to honour Mr. Top on his 80th birthday. A social evening was spent. The ladies provided a bountiful lunch. Jainie—Young-- -returned home Thursday after a three week tour with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin and Danny of Wingham which took them as far as Vancouver. The trip was much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer, Tracey and Heather, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steer. MEMORIES OF CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 Roulston, Jack and Lorraine McGuire, Mary Black, Dorothy and John Shepherd, Doris Blackwell, Blanche Hamilton and Ethel -White depicted the war days of both World Wars. Jack ReSVie was the soloist for the first world war skit and Larry Irwin, Jtilie Reeves and Bob Campbell were the soloists for the second world war skit. , Marlene .Colling, Marj MacTavish and Marina Carnercin did the Charleston -and Elliott Courtney, Murray Ctilbert and Alan McLean Were in the prohibition skit. The Jubilee Community $ Arena, built in 1927 was depicted by ' 'dancers Chester and Irene Emmerton and Austin and Joan Martin. The old time quilting, rag carpet and barn raising bees AIRVIEW DAIRY LUCKNOW 528-2001 • Were displayed by. Edna and Glen Stanley. Jim and Marie MacDonald.. Lorne and Marj Ritchie. Bill and -Betty Elliott. Stewart and Eleta' Aitken,' Elizabeth Gratton .and Shirley Harris. -• The depression years were portrayed by Carinon Court- ney. Richard Fand Bob Harris. and Alan McLean with John Kelly as soloist. • The Horticultural Society vk,,-; recognized with 'hockey, Scott McLean -,and Larry Coiling and . ball, Jeff MacTavish• and Murray Coiling. The Step dancers did the garden party skit and Marion Munn was the soloist. Ann McCosh, Marjorie Thompson, Kay and Burt Collins, Irene and Francis Boyle and family, John and Joyce Farrell,...rune, Earl and Elliott,Ian Diane and Carol MacKay, Cathy and Janice. Farrell, • 'Wilma and .Cecil. Sutton and family,' Annet,a and Bill Robinson and family. and Wanda Cawley were in the Fall Fair skit. The • Mackenzie orchestra, with, Ken MacKenzie. and • former members then per- formed. The 'Legion Colour party took part in the World War II skit. The Dutch. settlers Were.. portrayed "by Connie Van- derHoek, Natalie and Marion Meurs, Jerry and 'Ann, Starn, Marjorie and Alice' Mid- delkamp and Cathy Ross., . Charlie Hooisina •was the Soloist. FOr the Lewis settlers Reunion, held in 1952, a quartet of Murray CUlbert, Jim. Blue, Ross MacLennan and Lloyd Courtney performed. Marj and Michelle MacTavish and Jim. (Farmer) MacDonald were in. the Curling Club skit. The pageant ended as it began with the theme song, No • Man is an Island. Minnie and, Walter Lock,. Adelene Martyn, Olwyn 'MacA.uley, Cameron MacAuley, Reg Moore, Mary and Murray Culbert, Mary-and John ,C. MacDonald 'were the pageant committee. Clayton Nicholson, Steven Bell, Ken Hargreaves, Dennis MacDonald and John' D. MacKay were credited with the stage, lighting and audio and Marina Cameron and Nancy Regier were responsible for make-up. SOUTH KINLOSS Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson from Victoria, B.C. visited recently with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilchrist. Mrs. Wm. BuCkton and son George visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Buckton. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Check and Stephen of Thamesford visited recently with Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Haldenby. Mrs. Bill Haldenby and Cheryl attended the 4-H Training Course, "A Touch of Stitchery" on Monday and Wednesday. Mark' 'Halderiby went to the C.N.E. last Friday. ". TEMPCS FUGIT Don't Waste your time or that of others — today is important because every man, woman and . child exchanges a day of their lives for it.